Oh, God!
Oh, God!

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Married to Bobbie Landers with two pre-teen children, Adam and Becky, living in Tarzana, California. Mild-mannered Jerry Landers is a hard working Assistant Manager at a Food World supermarket outlet. He's always trying to do his best at his job. But his generally uneventful life takes a turn when he receives a hand delivered note in the mail to attend an interview with God. Believing it a gag from his friend Artie Coogan, Jerry decides to go to the interview based on circums... (Full plot summary below)

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Married to Bobbie Landers with two pre-teen children, Adam and Becky, living in Tarzana, California. Mild-mannered Jerry Landers is a hard working Assistant Manager at a Food World supermarket outlet. He's always trying to do his best at his job. But his generally uneventful life takes a turn when he receives a hand delivered note in the mail to attend an interview with God. Believing it a gag from his friend Artie Coogan, Jerry decides to go to the interview based on circumstances which compel him to do so. Based on further circumstances of the interview, Jerry, despite not being a religious person, ultimately does believe that who he meets with, initially only a voice, is indeed God, who eventually does show himself in a physical form to Jerry. God wants Jerry to be his messenger, much like a present day Moses, to pass along to the human race that "he" has provided all the necessary components of a successful existence, and it is up to the human race to do with those components as they believe fit to reach that success. God came at this time because of his disappointment with the current state of the world. He also chose Jerry as his messenger because of Jerry being a decent person. Jerry tries to convey the message as best as he can, but runs into one roadblock after another. Once Jerry does gain a wider audience, he is treated as a crazy person and/or a fanatic, those opinions which affect his and his family's life. Jerry believes he has no other option but to continue to do this job for God despite these negative effects. It may take him getting a meeting with so-called experts, theologians, before he is taken seriously, or not, as some of those, such as Reverend Willie Williams, God knows is using religion for their own as opposed to societal benefit.

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Video-Reviewmaster.com - 9/10 by Steve CrumBurns is the Lord, Denver is a store clerk. Yet it all works, thank God.
Chicago Sun-Times - 9/10 by Roger EbertOh, God! is lighthearted, satirical, and humorous and (that rarest of qualities) in good taste.
Apollo Guide - 8/10 by Guy MacPhersonI was struck by just how good Denver was. It's surprising he didn't get more roles based on his debut performance.
Common Sense Media - 8/10 by Renee SchonfeldWarm-hearted '70s comic fantasy has positive messages.
Spirituality and Practice - 8/10 by Frederic and Mary Ann BrussatThis wonderful comedy salutes human responsibility for making the world a better place and takes justifiable pot-shots at holier-than-thou hotshots.
Movie Metropolis - 8/10 by John J. PuccioBurns is everything we could hope for in a benevolent God--a kindly, reassuring voice; a sympathetic smile; a modest, unassuming manner; everyone's favorite uncle.
Washington Post - 6/10 by Art HarrisThe gags are slighted in favor of John Denver-style homilies, mouthed by John Denver, while the film collapses under the weight of missed narrative connections, the apparent victim of excessive recutting.
Chicago Reader - 6/10 by Dave KehrGeorge Burns seems to be warming up for a good Second City sketch on God's return to earth as a rumpled vaudevillian, but it soon becomes clear that director Carl Reiner isn't kidding -- he really thinks this movie is going to save the world.
The New York Times - 4/10 by Janet MaslinAn uneasy amalgam of inconsistent attitudes, without enough humor or zaniness to divert attention from its questionable premise.
User Review - 10/10 by Katie MJOHN DENVER WAS IN IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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